Yes. InterPlex supports Web enablement of your Unisys data sources. Implementing one of our partners' data servers or using our InterPlex ODBC or new JDBC driver supports access via an Internet browser. In fact, your company's mainframe data can be available to Internet users quickly, efficiently, and securely using InterPlex.

Several access levels and rights may be assigned to BiLL users. Your system administrator has all the rights (create new users, create activity groups, etc.) Other user types may or not, according to the rights granted to them, generate reports, see the complete customer list, create new projects, assign tasks, etc.

A researcher working for an academic, government or non-profit organization affiliated with a LIS Member Country is allowed unlimited free usage of the LIS/LES database. The LIS Member Countries pay usage fees on behalf of their researchers. A list of Member Countries is available at http://www.lisproject.org/introduction/membercountries.htm. A graduate student, regardless of affiliation, will receive free access to the LIS database while pursuing their degree.

The QuickBooks accounting application allows for up to 5 users to work within the application simultaneously.

Our technical staff at McConnell & Associates is all senior level software engineers who are proficient in the Unisys mainframe environment, communications, transaction processing and database products. We can come into your company and assist management in determining if InterPlex is a viable fit for your business, which gateway servers to use, various difficulty factors, and Web enablement decisions.

All library departments, computer labs, offices, dorm rooms, and any other computers that are connected to the university network have access to the Internet. We prefer that computers in the library departments be used for research purposes rather than email, chat rooms, net surfing, etc.

You must download software to access the mainframe, either choose the IBM Host on demand applet supplied by IP Australia, or select tn3270 software from a vendor of your choice.

Access the PilotGEEK web site, optimized for your PC. The briefing page provides a report for a route or a single location where you can view: Notificaiton of active TFRs for the requested airport or route’s NOTAM area, with a link to the faa’s TFR site To get to this site, just point your PC’s browser to www.pilotgeek.com/briefings.php to get a fixed size pop-up page or add the page www.pilotgeek.com/routing.php to your favorite's list.

No. For Privacy & Security, your data is not stored on the Internet or beyond your immediate access. Data files are separate from program files so the data can be backed up and stored in a secure location. You can even have the program on one network computer and the data on another.

MSA (payroll history) that is being converted into EPM, will only be accessibly by someone in Payroll who has knowledge of the historical data structure. If the agency use their own systems today - they need to speak to their tech. people to see what is happening with the legacy systems.

There is no way to guarantee unauthorized access. However, there are a number of shareware and commercially available Internet Firewall Security programs available. One excellent resource site recommended by cablelynx is www.grc.com .

With one or more laptop and desktop computers connected to the RG-1000, it will be able to automatically dial-in to the ISP whenever access to the Internet is requested. The RG supports Network Address Translation (NAT) to enable multiple clients to access the internet concurrently.

No, other BitWise users do not have access to any of the files on your PC. The only way that others have access to your files is if you enable file sharing, and even then, only the files in the shared folder can be accessed. BitWise checks and re-checks your file sharing and file transfer preferences at every step, and will deny any inappropriate action being attempted by another user.

Patents Administration and Patents Indexing System, the only search facilities for Australian Patent Data

There are no ITSS resources to house data. Each user or department will have to provide the system to receive their data. Small local applications can be moved to desktop systems using tools such as Excel, Access, FileMaker, or Lotus Notes. Larger applications may require the acquisition of a departmental server and a more complicated migration. There is no automatic way to move binary data to another platform.

InterPlex SQL builds internal tables that control DMS and other Unisys ClearPath IX/2200 data store accesses. Multiple levels of mainframe security are provided including User Identification, Application Groups, Data Access Groups, and record and data field availability. To insure data integrity, InterPlex SQL processes all queries through the Unisys Database Executive (DMR). There are also options to allow/disallow insert, update, and delete capabilities to any InterPlex SQL table.

The data is kept in a Microsoft Access database. Scenario Tester can handle thousands of scenarios with few or no volume related problems or degradation of performance. The Access ODBC connection allows multiple users to use Scenario Tester at the same time. Most customers keep the database on a network.

Absolutely. Imecom Group's DM Application Connector (DMAC) provides automated fax and electronic document delivery from any application, including Host, legacy, mainframe, UNIX, and other proprietary applications. DMAC captures data generated by applications using print spool capture or directory polling to acquire the document to be faxed or emailed. It then processes, converts, and transmits the document to the intended recipient.

How often do secondary units connect to and update the primary unit? (i.e. new users, access log, etc.)